Word: newtons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Lloyd '31, Henry Fellow, of Plainfield, N. J.; H. G. Matson '29, 3T.S., of Richmond Hill, N. Y.; F. D. Miller '30, Assistant in Astronomy; T. F. M. Newton, McGill, '25, Instructor in English; E. M. Rowe '27, 2G, of Cambridge; C. B. Salsbury '29, 2S.A., Assistant in Fine Arts; D. C. Shaw '30, 2L, of Columbus, Ohio...
Already similar conventions have been held at other colleges and universities in the country. At Duke University, the convention nominated Owen D. Young; at Washington and Lee University, the selection fell to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York; at Western Reserve, the choice of the students was Newton D. Baker. At Princeton a bipartisan convention was held on April 29 at which a Harvard delegation was present. J. J. Ryan '33 gave the Republican keynote speech...
...exciting contest was waged in the early hours of the convention which resulted in a deadlock between Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York and Newton D. Baker, War Secretary under Wilson. Unable to agree on one of these men, the convention was continued on the following evening, when, after a protracted struggle, which was witnessed by an audience which packed the New Lecture Hall to the doors on both evenings, the choice of the convention was Thomas J. Walsh of Montana for president, and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York for vice-president. Nine ballots were required...
...CRIMSON poll of March 29 and 30, the leading Democrats were Franklin D. Roosevelt, with 408 votes; Newton D. Baker, 400; and Alfred E. Smith, 154. It is expected that the contest in this year's mock convention will be heated...
...Butterfield '30, instructor in English; M. A. Francon, Ph.D. '29, instructor in French; J. H. Gleason '30, now at Balliol College, Oxford, of Newton; J. D. Gordon, Jr. '30, instructor in English; F. W. Hoeing, A.M. '30, assistant in History; K. N. Marshall '21, instructor in Government; A. B. Martin '30, 2L, of Geneva, Ohio; W. M. Marvel '30, 2L, of West Medford; R. H. Phelps '30, instructor in German; R. I. Westgate, Manitoba, '24, instructor in Greek and Latin; H. M. Smallwood Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, instructor in Chemistry...